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A man cleans up the aftermath of two powerful car bomb explosions in Karrada, a predominantly Shiite neighborhood in central Baghdad. A suicide car bomber struck a predominantly Shiite neighborhood in central Baghdad Thursday, killing at least 26 people. (Photo by Khalid Mohammed / AP)

Pelosi in Baghdad for first-hand look at the war

Reuters

At least 15 killed in Baghdad bombing

CNN

VP Cheney's key role in leak case detailed

Los Angeles Times

Diabetics don't heed docs' exercise advice

Bad news when it comes to diabetics and exercise: Most people with Type 2 diabetes or at risk for it apparently ignore their doctors' advice to be active.

Helena Independent Record

NATO attacks Taliban post in Afghanistan

A NATO airstrike destroyed a Taliban command post in southern Afghanistan, killing a suspected senior militant leader, while 10 rebel fighters died in a clash with police in the east.

Yahoo! News

President Bush seeks billions for Afghanistan

USA Today

Troops authorized to kill Iranian operatives in Iraq

Washington Post

U.N. says Iran plans nuke development

Iran plans to start installing thousands of centrifuges in an underground facility next month, U.N. officials said, paving the way to large-scale uranium enrichment.

USA Today

Suicide bomber strikes Marriott in Pakistan

A suicide bomber killed a security guard and himself in an attack outside the Marriott Hotel in the Pakistani capital of Islamabad, the interior minister said.

MSNBC

Feds to send crime-fighting help to New Orleans

More federal crime-fighting help is headed to this city, where the murder rate has rebounded much faster than the population since Hurricane Katrina hit.

MSNBC

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Wearing traditional dress for a symbolic wedding, German toddlers celebrate the story of "Bird's Marriage" in Panschwitz, eastern Germany. (Photo by Matthias Rietschel / AP)	Ernest Borgnine, left, shares a laugh with comedian Don Rickles during Borgnine's 90th birthday party at a Los Angeles restaurant. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian / AP)	A young boy wades through the deep snow at the Arber mountain near Bodenmais in southern Germany's Bavarian Forest. (Photo by Christof Stache / AP)

NATION

Military cautiously lifts Beirut curfew

The Lebanese army lifted a curfew in Beirut, but schools and universities remained closed a day after Sunni-Shi'ite clashes aroused fears of wider sectarian strife.

Reuters

Indonesia calls on troops to fight bird flu

Indonesia called on the military to help fight bird flu, a day after a young girl became the country's sixth victim this month.

Reuters

Europe sees labor shortages as population ages

On a continent accustomed to headlines about chronically high unemployment and fearful of immigrants, European politicians face an unusual task: finding workers for their companies.

International Herald Tribune

POLITICS

White House will cooperate with investigations

The Bush administration will cooperate with investigations by the Democratic Congress on issues such as the treatment of detainees, but hopes the hearings do not turn into "witch hunts."

Reuters

Cheney increasingly on the defensive

Vice President Dick Cheney, often considered the hidden power behind the White House throne, is increasingly out in the open and on the defensive.

San Jose Mercury News

Obama calls for universal health care

Every American should have health care coverage within six years, Democratic Sen. Barack Obama said.

MSNBC

SPORTS

Wayne says Manning's thumb looks 'OK to me'

Pro Bowl wide receiver Reggie Wayne said he doesn't see any problem with quarterback Peyton Manning's bruised right thumb.

ESPN

Yankees seek working agreement with China baseball

Executives from the New York Yankees will fly to China next week with the hope of concluding ongoing negotiations on a working agreement with the China Baseball Association.

ESPN

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Review: Windows finally gets a facelift

In the span of five years, Microsoft Corp. promised its most advanced operating system ever and then yanked key features to meet deadlines that were missed anyway.

BusinessWeek

Sony to launch high-end PS3 in Europe

Sony said it will launch the high-end version of its PlayStation 3 game console on March 23 in Europe, but it has no plan at the moment to offer the basic model there.

CNET

EDUCATION

More public schools dividing boys, girls

More public school systems are looking at separating boys and girls, whether for certain classes or by entire schools, after the federal government opened the door last fall.

StarNewsOnline

Bush pushes voucher proposal over Democrats' objection

The Bush administration is calling on Congress to make changes to the No Child Left Behind law, including placing more emphasis on science and giving poor students private school vouchers.

CNN

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